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    Re: VFD spindle control safety

    If the VFD is not of exceptionally poor design you will be able to hard wire an E-Stop switch directly to the VFD data inputs and configure the function in parameters if required, when activated this...
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    Re: VFD spindle control safety

    Also you can factor in that there is little to no torque on start up of the spindle with these type of spindles .
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    Re: VFD spindle control safety

    There will be interlocks on a commercial machine. I was contemplating my little SX2.7 but realised that I'd previously removed the swarf guard from around the spindle - of course its a requirement to...
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    Re: VFD spindle control safety

    I realise that I have to trust some amount of hardware and software. However, I am more concerned about triggering the "start" function by accident, which would move the spindle to the next position...
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    Re: VFD spindle control safety

    A little less certain that powering off the VFD, you could incorporate a switch in the control cable from the computer to the VFD preventing it being remotely activated by accident. This doesn't...
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    Re: VFD spindle control safety

    No, I never turn off the VFD during tool change. Would probably double tool-change time, waiting for VFD to power down/run up. I'm with Doddy - life's too short...
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    Re: VFD spindle control safety

    You are correct - as far as providing a completely safe solution you would require to disconnect the supply. The manual does indicate an electromagnetic contactor (relay) but notes that this should...
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